I'd like to abstain from posting a feed on a shallow market.
Please try to post some orders first.
The markets you want feeds are too small and easily manipulated.
So I see it's a chicken-and-egg problem: the traders want feeds so they can place orders, but the delegates want orders so they can issue feeds.
One of the reasons I don't want to place orders is that I don't know when we'll get the magical number of feeds and the magical 500k market depth. Either of those events could happen at any time, and I can't be monitoring my orders constantly to make sure they are at prices I'm happy with. I could place a bunch of arbitrary orders some large distance from the median, but that would not be adding meaningful depth.
The bitCNY launch was beautiful because we all knew exactly when it was going to happen, because the market was effectively turned on by a hard fork. It would be awfully nice if we could have something like that for future market launches. Maybe a sufficient number of delegates could get together and announce a specific time and date that they are going to issue their feed.
emski, I'm curious: what kind of manipulation worries you?